[CONCEPT] The Design Exquis exhibition in London uses the Exquisite Corpse as a method of creation for design pieces. Matthew Plummer-Fernandez 3D printed a modern Venus in response to the picture he was given.
[CONCEPT] DO THE MUTATION imagined a new kind of masks which uses the possibilities offered by 3D printing.
[MUST-HAVE] After showing an amazing couture collection last January featuring the first flexible 3D-printed dress, Iris van Herpen is now unveiling her first ready-to-wear collection. Phy-tha-go-rash draws inspiration from the Pythagoras tree.
[CONCEPT] The race for the first 3D printed home has started! One of the contenders is the Protohouse 2.0 imagined by Softkill Design. This plastic structure is the second version of a prototype unveiled at the end of 2012.
[ROBOT UPRISING] Build your own humanoid robot with your 3D printer! Gael Langevin is creating a 3D-printed robot whose plans are open source and can be downloaded on Thingiverse.
[MUST-HAVE] 3D printing innovations keep flowing! This week: a pen. The 3Doodler enables you to lift your imagination of the page and create in 3 dimensions. The pen extrudes heated ABS plastic which solidifies once it is cool. You can draw on a surface or directly in the air, in 3 dimensions.
[MUST-HAVE] The Lynx A Camera is a point-and-shoot 3D camera that finally makes 3D modeling affordable.
[CONCEPT] Foster + Partners propose to use the ressources on hand and 3D printing technology to build a Moon base capable of hosting 4 people.
[CONCEPT] When asked to create an original gift for the 32 employees of one of their client, Bi-Ying Miao and Matt Compeau from the HOT POP Factory had the great idea to create personalized Pez dispensers.
[CONCEPT] A custom made program created by Amanda Ghassaei converts digital audio files into 3D models of records. The 3D printed "vinyls" can be played on any record player.
[CONCEPT] 3D printing is not limited to plastics! Just give you machine some raw dough and it can produce the most amazing cookies.
[MUST-HAVE] This web-based app conceived by Nervous Systems offers you to create your own intricate structures inspired by nature. Modify a basic piece of hexagonal mesh to your liking by applying forces or dividing cells.
[GAME-INSPIRED] FigurePrints offers to 3D-print a portion of your very own Minecraft world. The process is easy thanks to the world exporter available online (Windows only).
[CONCEPT] After being scanned for 15 minutes, the 3D printer does its magic and print a figurine of yourself.
[CONCEPT] Continuing their pioneering work in 3D-printed ceramics, Unfold was invited to take part to the Adhocratic exhibition during the Istanbul Design Week. The design studio created the Stratigraphic Manufactury, a local manufacturing shop which can produce 3D-printed ceramics.
[MUST-HAVE] Forget the silverware from your grandma with this 3D-printed silver cutlery set. Inspired by the notion of decay and by the ornemental excess found in Rococo and Baroque art, Isaïe Bloch created this set which could appear to be elegant torture tools.
[CONCEPT] Remember the old Fisher-Price player? Well, get it out of your basement, Fred27 published a post on Instructables on how to 3D-print Fisher-Price discs yourself.
[CONCEPT] Music albums become 3D-printed sculptures thanks to an algorithm created by Mexican studio Realität.
[CONCEPT] This construction technology uses 3D printing to build houses in less than 20 hours.
AMUSEMENT imagined what the future will be like once 3D printers will produce objects whenever we want, depending on our needs, with no limit...
